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A collaborative filtering recommender systems: Survey
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In the current digital landscape, both information consumers and producers encounter numerous challenges, underscoring the importance of recommender systems (RS) as a vital tool. Among various RS techniques, collaborative filtering (CF) has emerged as a highly effective method for suggesting products and services. However, traditional CF methods face significant obstacles in the era of big data, including issues related to data sparsity, accuracy, cold start problems, and high dimensionality. This paper offers a comprehensive survey of CF-based RS enhanced by machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) algorithms. It aims to serve as a valuable resource for both novice and experienced researchers in the field of RS. The survey is structured into two main sections: the first elucidates the fundamental concepts of RS, while the second delves into solutions for CF-based RS challenges, examining the specific tasks addressed by various studies, as well as the metrics and datasets employed.
Keywords:
Survey
Recommender system
Collaborative filtering
Machine learning
Deep learning
Data sparsity
Accuracy
Cold start
Scalability